1010 set line early in $10 18 pp on stars

[ssnyc]

don't post many 18 person ones on here but wanted a line check...I very rarely check this on the flop but with 4 people I hoped someone had an ace and wanted to keep them in if they didnt...all look okay? Sorry I did'nt convert but playing in too many

PokerStars Game #11412759868: Tournament #57908496, $10+$1 Hold'em No
Limit - Level I (10/20) - 2007/08/10 - 13:44:52 (ET)
Table '57908496 2' 9-max Seat #8 is the button
Seat 1: chia1904 (1840 in chips)
Seat 2: jonaswv (1650 in chips)
Seat 3: hero (2060 in chips)
Seat 4: BrewC44 (1220 in chips)
Seat 5: ellibaer (1700 in chips)
Seat 6: bossyjay (1470 in chips)
Seat 7: hb-vfb (930 in chips)
Seat 8: astreintes (1470 in chips)
Seat 9: dollzeyez (1160 in chips)
dollzeyez: posts small blind 10
chia1904: posts big blind 20
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [Tc Td]
jonaswv: folds
hero: raises 40 to 60
BrewC44: calls 60
ellibaer: folds
bossyjay: folds
hb-vfb: folds
astreintes: folds
dollzeyez: calls 50
chia1904: calls 40
*** FLOP *** [8c Ts Ad]
dollzeyez: checks
chia1904: checks
hero: checks
BrewC44: bets 200
dollzeyez: folds
chia1904: folds
hero: calls 200
*** TURN *** [8c Ts Ad] [2c]
hero: checks
BrewC44: bets 200
hero: raises 300 to 500
BrewC44: calls 300
*** RIVER *** [8c Ts Ad 2c] [Qs]
hero: bets 480
BrewC44: calls 460 and is all-in

[HojoMofo]

turn raise is too small. Charge draws.
If someone has a good ace/two pair on flop, they are calling/reraising your opening bet here so I lead out.

[TFGoose]

He bet into 3 people on the flop, then bet into you (the preflop raiser) on the turn. He has the Ace, so just shove the turn against his stack.

And I agree with Hojo, lead this board. Flopping a set with an Ace out vs. three opponents is a godsend. Absolutely zero opponents are folding an Ace to your bet here, and some may even raise you. Lead.

--TFGoose

[ssnyc]

usually do lead but didnt want to fold out the non ace hands...that ended up being the case as he flipped over QQ for the river two outer higher set...cooler but I think I played it for max value...if I led the flop he would have folded or not put in another dollar after turn

[TFGoose]

QQ? Wow, interesting line he took there for sure. Still, with three opponents and a straight draw heavy board, I think you have to lead here. The presence of the Ace usually brings someone along for the ride, which is even more incentive. True, you probably wouldn't have gotten much chance for value by leading here, but I think this particular instance isn't the norm.

--TFGoose

[KneeCo]

Flop a set 4 handed to an A high flop, checked to you 3rd to act, I bet the flop every time.